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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
9
The text notes that the first free school in the United States began in Dedham Massachusetts in 1649 and that Texas used eleven capitals before choosing Austin as the state capital in 1840.
Professor Edward S. Corwin argues in a letter to the New York Times that the Supreme Court's Yates decision undermines the Smith Act. Critics say a long line of rulings have weakened internal security against Communist subversion in America.
Senate Judiciary Committee action on Jenner-Butler Bill is praised as a safeguard. Hoover cites 49 of 188 Smith Act convictions overturned by Supreme Court, noting the release of key Communist leaders. He urges courts to confront facts and protect the nation from conspirators.
Miss Janette Marie Barrett plans to wed James Ray Elliott on Saturday August 23 in Mt Enterprise. The piece urges readers to contact their congressional representative to restore legal safeguards against Communist influence and notes FBI Chief Hoover and Judge Morris on the issue.
The phrase means rights guaranteed by constitutions and laws cannot be denied by government. Early colonists complained of rule by men, as in the Declaration of Independence which accused King George III of dissolving legislatures and denying justice. It recalls the 1787 constitutional framing to create checks and balances and protect unalienable rights.
The State Bar of Texas column notes the Declaration of Independence power basis, the first ten amendments, and ongoing court protection of rights. It cautions readers to consult attorneys for legal advice and cites historical and regional facts about insurance and Texas festivals and urbanization.
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